Thane Teen with 95.7 Pc Marks Ends Life After Failing to Get Entry Into College of Choice
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Hindustan TimesThane teen with 95.7 pc marks ends life after failing to get entry into college of choice
Thane, Sep 08: A 17‑year‑old student, who had scored 95.7 per cent marks in his Class 12 science exams, allegedly died by suicide in Maharashtra's Thane city after failing to secure admission to his preferred higher education institute, police said. The boy, whose family resided in an upscale housing complex in Hiranandani Estate on Ghodbunder Road, sent a message to his family's WhatsApp group stating his intention to end his life. However, bef…
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A 17-year-old student who scored 95.7 per cent in his Class 12 science exams died by suicide in Thane after reportedly being distressed over an admission setback. Police said he wanted to pursue a BS-MS dual degree at IIEST Shibpur but could not secure a seat after ranking 10,474 in the aptitude test. 📰 Thane: Teen Who Scored 95.7% Dies by Suicide After Failing To Get Admission in Preferred College.
A student in Thane, Maharashtra, has taken his own life. According to reports, the student had scored 95.7 percent in the science category in the 12th grade, yet he took his own life.
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